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S. R. Toliver has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in August 2023. The social media accounts linked to from S. R. Toliver are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • Threads • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, sr_toliver has populated their site with: • From Springfield, Ohio, to the Debate Stage: The Fight Against Anti-Black Rhetoric • ResearchGate • A Pleasure To Burn: A Message From 'Fahrenheit 451' To The People Of 2018 - Blavity • The Dangers of Erasing Black Voices by Stephanie R. Toliver - VISIBLE Magazine • Reading Black Futures: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror by Black authors • Google Scholar • Black Girl Magic Is Written In The Pages Of ‘A Wrinkle In Time’ • Old Or New, Here’s Why We Need To Always Critique Problematic Texts - Blavity • The Unbearable Darkness Of White Privilege And Why The Wall Street Journal Needs To Leave Our Literature Alone - Blavity • On the History (and Future) of YA and Speculative Fiction by Black Women • Of Monsters and Saviors, or Black Women in The United States • Black Like Me, A 2020 Story • Learning from My Ancestors: Or, We’ve Been Here Before • Combatting Dreams Deferred in English Language Arts by Dr. Stephanie Toliver • On mirrors, windows, and telescopes • Educator’s Guide: Teaching Social Justice through Genre • LE 275: Black Girls Can Be Nerdy Too • S2E9 CAAAS Conversations with Reiland Rabaka feat. Stephanie Toliver • Arts-Based Literacies • Episode 96: Bringing Storytelling to Academia through Afrofuturism with Stephanie Toliver - How Do You Like It So Far? • A Conversation with Stephanie Toliver - Classroom Caffeine • The Write Time with Natasha Bowen & Stephanie Renee Toliver • Black Futures in Academia & Public Scholarship by Dreaming In The Dark • S1:E7 Book Interview - Part 2 of “Liberate Your Imagination: The Dark Fantastic and Black Characters in Fairytales, Fantasy, and Sci-Fi" - The Evolving Education Project • S1:E6 The Gathering - Part 1 of “Liberate Your Imagination: The Dark Fantastic and Black Characters in Fairytales, Fantasy, and Sci-Fi" - The Evolving Education Project • Recovering Black Storytelling in Qualitative Research: Endarkened Storywork • Stephanie R. Toliver: For Black women, rest is an act of political resistance • Bloodmarked Reading Group Guide • Educator’s Guide: Beasts of Prey by Ayana Gray • Legendborn Reading Group Guide